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... the full-fledged calculation described above, we first turn our attention to the DP function. As a first approximation we ignore the exact month lengths and instead assume a standard month length of 30 days. With this approximation of DP, a first approximation of SWN can be calculated by: SWN1( ...

... optimization excercise would only be of academic interest. Step 2 and 3 are the real time killers. If we know in advance the safe maximum field lengths of each field, then I would totally avoid steps 1 and 2. I would straight away copy from buffer to buffer in a C routine, building an image ...

... and saved the excel sheet produced by xbrowse in DBF format. Once parsing is done I am sure it becomes easier for us to ascertain data types, lengths and write in to DBF with appropriate structure.

... products have features such as server side triggers and (often pre-compiled) stored procedures. xBase files don't support variable field lengths which many client-server solutions do which can be space inefficient but then again so can client-server engines depending upon page sizes etc. ...

... data name conversion (UI independant of data storage) (in and out) type conversion (in and out) default values (for Blank() functionality) field lengths (which may not be available from other modes of persistence) Only just started but #xcommand version is looking like this: XLATE PT_KEY TO sKey ...

... data source. I mean you can't easily adapt to another database from another system. I you have a patient table with certain fieldnames, types and lengths, you can't easily switch to using a patient table from a different system with different fieldnames, types, and lengths. This would not be trivial ...

... data source. I mean you can't easily adapt to another database from another system. I you have a patient table with certain fieldnames, types and lengths, you can't easily switch to using a patient table from a different system with different fieldnames, types, and lengths. This would not be trivial ...

... text. What I have done subsequently is to try to fix get.prg and gets.c. I have shown that ::GetPos() will return positions - but they seem to be lengths - ie reflecting cursor position is at the end. The GotFocus() method of class TGet is being called on the GotFocus event. That after ::SetPos( ...

... or 0 for no maximum. (other than the maximum length of entries.) The value passed in will be clamped to the range 0-65536. If we can set maximum lengths perhaps we can initialise our variables to "" and the cursor positioning will be better. But it would be even better if in addition you could ...

A ver si alguno de Uds. me puede dar una mano =>)) Ya baje de las contribuciones de xHarbour la TMySql. Despues de mucho penar para compilarla por problemas con xHarbour (Unrecoverable Error 9000 "Activex.prg" was compiled by older version, PCODE version 7 is longer supported, please recompile. )...

... type the same prefix I didn't have to use less than intuitive arrays in my code such as { "DO_KEY", "C", 16, 0 } I didn't have to define lengths and decimals where they are implied by the type anyway I could support my own "types" (even if they aren't reflected in the created table) So ...

Enrico In my haste to get my problem posted .. I made an error .. the field lengths for the column in question ( reg_no) is C 7 .. any time I run into an alpha-numeric .. here is what happends: _2306753 200A118_ The _ ( underscore ) represents leeding and trailing ...

... is ignored as part of the path. For example, "\\?\D:\documents\faq.txt" is seen as "D:\documents\faq.txt". Programs expecting to find legal file lengths may fall over attempting to open a file with a long path. If, for example the buffer they are putting the path into expects a legal file length. ...